At two months, the baby burps and has a rumbling belly

Many people have experienced hiccups, which may seem like a small thing, but the whole process of hiccups is very uncomfortable for the patient. If a two-month-old baby has hiccups, it will affect the baby's health, so be sure to find a way to stop the hiccups. So, what to do if a two-month-old baby has a hiccups?

1. If the two-month-old baby has the symptoms of hiccups, it is necessary to pay attention to find the cause of the baby's hiccups. If your baby has frequent hiccups, it may be due to poor diaphragm contraction. If it is caused by this reason, parents do not need to worry too much, and when the baby grows up a little, the symptoms will be significantly reduced.

2. If the two-month-old baby has hiccups after feeding, the new mother should pay attention. After all, it is a first-time mother, and there may be a lot of inexperience, especially in the feeding posture may be wrong, at this time, it is necessary to improve this bad habit to avoid this kind of hiccup. Before feeding, it is best to find a suitable position and do not let your child inhale air to avoid hiccups.

3. If the two-month-old baby suddenly has hiccups, parents don't have to worry too much, you can give the baby an appropriate amount of warm water, so as to alleviate the symptoms of hiccups, and in the process of hiccups, you can pat the baby's back appropriately. Placing the baby on an adult's shoulder can help relieve the symptoms of hiccups.

The two-month-old baby's belly gurgles when he burps, well, it may be that his stomach is digesting, his things are digesting this, don't worry, there is no problem.

Your baby's hiccups and vomiting may be caused by indigestion.

It is recommended to eat a light diet, drink more water, eat less and more meals, and eat some mommy love.

I think it's normal for the baby to have hiccups, and the baby's digestion is not so good, it's only two months, and the stomach is very, very tender.

1. The baby's stool cannot be formed, and often due to the weather, food changes and other reasons, these changes include: green, blistering, often indigestible "milk petal" (white granular), but as long as the baby's stool number is less than 8 days, good mental state, normal feeding, then these changes can be regarded as normal, no need to worry and do not need to take medicine.

2. The "grunt" you call is called "intestinal sound" in medicine, and everyone will have it, but due to the baby's thin abdominal wall, coupled with the baby's diet and physiological characteristics (mainly milk volume, more times, fast metabolism, etc.), it sounds more obvious than that of adults, but as long as the stool is within the normal range and the mental state is good, it is normal.